people. it's not fair to all of the republicans trying to do this the right way and say, just give us a few more weeks of negotiation. and i believe that the democrats are being unreasonable. >> will: market teixeira running for congress in texas, right out of san antonio. kerrville, by the way, the home of a terrible disaster this past summer would be in your district, mark. we hope you have the best of luck and hope to see you more in dallas. that will do it for us today when we get to the heart of the matter from the heart of america. we appreciate you hanging out with us and president trump. and now it's time to turn you over to "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld along with katie pavlich, harold ford jr., jesse watters and she gives walking tours at ant farms, dana perino. "the five." ♪ ♪ l.a. resisting i.c.e. with

bailouts to illegals, los angeles county declaring a state of emergency over immigration raids giving them the power to provide tax payer rents relief. legal services and other goodies to those affected by recent raids. the l.a. board painting it as a real david and goliath situ situation. >> up against the federal government, it feels like we are david and goliath. we are david going against goliath. we have entire families who are destitute because their fathers or mothers were taken from their workplaces and they have no way to pay their rent or put food on the table. i want our immigrant community is to know that we are in this emergency with them. >> for months, families have been living under threat. workers have been kidnapped from job sites, and children have been coming home to empty dinner tables. >> greg: and chicago, rioters were hurling rocks at the feds after an illegal immigrant rammed a border patrol car. "the new york times" painting the protesters like heroes.

running a headline that celebrates how chicagoans are fighting back. and j.b. pritzker is throwing his weight behind prosecuting law enforcement. >> i don't trust at all that the trump administration is going to hold any of these people responsible. we will. we are going to call for accountability. and the tables will turn someday. these people should recognize that maybe they are not going to get prosecuted today, although we are looking at doing that, but today may get prosecuted after their trump administration, for the things they did because of the statute limitations will not have run out. >> greg: but says to beautiful black women in chicago are looking for the guard. >> a short period of time 4,000 murders in chicago and we have to listen to this man stand up and say we are bad people. and the people of chicago walking around with maga hats. you have beautiful black women walking around with maga hats. please let the president in and we don't care how he does it. these are great cities that can be fixed.

and going to be recommending at the request of government officials which is always nice that you have to start looking at san francisco. >> greg: bb w, jesse. this is funny when you think about it, they are using taxpayer funds to back one side to block taxpayer funds that are supporting another side. why not have two bureaucrats in a ring throwing money at each other. >> jesse: it that's what they usually do, i just can't stop thinking about beautiful black women in maga hats. it's not an emergency when one has to go back to honduras. he came here, he can get back fine. an emergency is like pandemic or riot or a natural disaster and usually both parties agree, we want to stop financial disaster, the riots, or the pandemic. but this case, one party wants

to keep illegals here and the other party doesn't. we have not seen -- even during covid, we all kind of agreed that covid need to do it go away. this we have not seen. we have seen it like many confederacies. and we see a welfare state in the middle of california, so you can break into the country and you can live for free and l.a. now? is that what we are doing? live for free nla illegally? and the other guy in chicago says he wants to go after i.c.e., if you pull immunity, then it's dangerous pair that means we can go after you, because you have blood on your hands. if someone dies from an illegal and a sanctuary city, you go after the mayor for wrongful death. you hit him civilly for millions of dollars. barack obama tried to do this with the cia agents and thankfully he didn't ant and they did things to detainees a lot worse than what i.c.e. is doing to people. i.c.e. is doing what?

some bruising on the wrist? we all know what the cia did in those detention centers. it was a lot worse. >> greg: dana, they discover the bible. why do you think that the left always use the david and goliath analogy when it comes to like law enforcement and people like illegals, but they never do it with say criminals and their victims. they never say, they were outnumbered -- they never do that. >> dana: it is interesting, and they do pull out to david and goliath when they want to make a point or are on the back foot. and talk about goliath, the governor of illinois? >> greg: oh, my god, he ate goliath. >> dana: i wanted to bring up what obama wanted to do to the officers who had the authority and were asked to do extremely difficult jobs in order to protect us, and it worked, and then he wanted to go after them afterwards. so how can you expect -- and it's just a hard thing to ask intel people to have to go and do. we ask our men and women to do very tough things.

the law enforcement officers, they need to have confidence that the system is going to have their back. that's one of the problems they have here. this qualified immunity thing is a problem in new york city. that's why the cops are like, i don't know if i am going to -- should i actually intervene here? or should i step back? this happened during the george bunt george floyd to protest, when everyone said defund the police. so you have a slippery slope in california they are on track to finish rebuilding the pacific palisades in four years, but this is the emergency they are worried about. in 40 years they have not laid a single track of high-speed rail that they want to spend $25 million on this. i do wonder at what point they are going to realize they are not winning, there is only one way to try to solve this, which is to take president trump up on his offer to meet. meats, convene, and see -- if you have a better idea on how to smooth out this system so that people who want to come here legally and operate under our

laws and system, if you have that idea, i think he would be very open to hearing it. but they don't. they just taken their heels. before you know what, harold, the good news is mayor -- what's her name? bowser? >> harold: muriel bowser. >> greg: she did say they had water and not hydrants. >> katie: karen bass. >> greg: that's it. cannot remember. >> harold: good to be back. >> greg: great to see you, harold. what you like to comment on bb ws? >> harold: only the president can say those kind of things. what l.a. county is doing is wrong. providing financial support to people in the country illegally is not the way to go about showing objection to the deportations in the country. i do think there is a legitimate argument to be made around -- in some instances it may be we are

only seeing anecdotal evidence of this, but some of the cruelty of these apprehensions can bother people. but this is not the answer to it. i think dana, you raise to the right point. it still eludes me why, and bothers me why the governors and mayors and city of said object to the way i.c.e., for that matter, federal agents in their city, why they don't ask the president for a meeting. why don't they seek opportunity to say, how can we find some common ground here? because mr. president, you said we were going to arrest the violent ones first and get them out of here, but now that we are seemingly passed some of that and involving other people, how can we do this the right way? they may not agree, but this back and forth that we see, and now this ridiculous public policy proclamation from l.a. county went to your point about the housing situation in the palisades. not only that, the education challenges, housing challenges for everyday angelenos is not the answer to the question.

i give you credit for trying to come up with one, but you should shelve this one i get to the white house to figure out a longer-term solution. >> greg: they have a lot of problems, katie. do you think that's what you are seeing -- it's hard to gauge what is cruel and what is not, because the democrats have destroyed the language. everything is cruel. everything is a kidnapping. >> katie: when they won't condemn real kidnapping. >> greg: yeah. >> katie: politically and make sense that national democrats are ones who want to be president would not disarm by saying you are right about crime, no one wants crime. we will work with you. and then the talking point in all of these press conferences t9 has don't have the same political impact they would. but you have the people like the governor of illinois who is willing to prosecute i.c.e. agents for taking out foreign criminals and gang bangers from his community's but not willing to prosecute people who are wreaking havoc on the city of chicago in those communities.

not the cartels that have been operating in the cities for years and years and years. when it comes to the things they are talking about. they use the language you mention about taking people from job sites. kidnapping them, no, they are taking people from jobsites where they are trafficking children, they are trafficking women, they are selling drugs, they are engaged in cartel activity and they are doing it in these places where we have been told for years, they are just going to make an honest living. we know that's not the truth. one of the biggest lessons of the whole thing is that the myth that illegal immigrants don't commit crimes has been completely blown out of the water. they have these stats every single week about who they are resting, what kind of crimes they are committing. and it's not just in chicago. it's in new york city. it's in california. it's in small towns across the country. and cartels have been running cities and counties and towns for years and the federal government has finally now coming into clean it up, and the best that someone like pritzker can do is i am going to

prosecute the i.c.e. agents who are taking these monsters off the streets. i don't think it plays well now or in the future. >> harold: we have seen the pictures, moms being thrown to the ground. and i don't disagree with what you say about the cartels -- >> katie: what is the context of the mom getting arrested? harassed, yelling in the face of a i.c.e. agents, having removed all over. >> harold: i'm not going to argue, i can show you when it's not the case. >> jesse: tell us how to clean up the mess he made, harold, we will clean it up the way we want to. >> greg: i will listen to the bb ws, call me, bb w. next trump or sleepy. ♪ ♪

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are we finding our voice? is the shutdown helpful? in terms of just organizing that voice and the clarity of? because i will turn that question back around on you too, but the polling would not tell you that our party is in good shape today. i mean, we are historically unpopular. >> dana: also imitating the style of accusing joseph, barely one of one of the earth that state and the people around the country. >> i think there is a california derangement syndrome and he has a part of it. people are obsessed on focusing what is wrong with the state and not what's right with the state. >> dana: the proof is in a u-haul. if you look at the numbers everyone wants to leave. nobody wants to go. >> greg: gavin thought he was on charlamagne tha god. cds is not cds if the data is a

real like the u-haul sleeping. the reason why trump derangement israel is because the data is not. the collusion, authoritarianism, war on democracy, fascism, no one has ever said that stuff about california. but it has been said about trump and his followers. i wonder if -- how -- i think the grip that tds has on people is starting to loosen up, especially after the peace stuff. and today are beginning to see how huge and overinflated this demon was paired there is no war on democracy. there is no fascism. it's just a guy making peace while also making jokes about not having skinny legs. i think that's with gavin you almost have this weird choice between all-inclusive resorts. all-inclusive resorts, stuff that you love and stuff that you don't. trump's resort may be gaudy and a little unpredictable, but it is walkable. there is lots of stuff to do. and every day you experience

something fun and productive. you get what you pay for. but in new some towers or whatever you call it, the service sucks. no when their works. you are trying to find someone at the counter and no one is there. it's just like you never get what you paid for over in gavin newsom's resort. so it's a stark choice between facade and substance. reality and fantasy and i think that's why democrats have to indulge these delusions. because the reality is too much to bear. >> dana: and harold, the first step on getting better at anything is admitting you have a problem. but they have only gone half a step. because they say we are historically unpopular but not the next half of step which is to say we did it to ourselves. >> harold: i think you are right, and when parties have found themselves at this moment. democrats, this is not the first time the political party finds themselves kind of self-loathing and trying to figure out where they go and the next steps are.

we have to have answers. we need less apologizing and loathing, and more offering of new things. you think where we are. the government to shut down, ai is enabling inefficiencies but will displace a lot of workers and how we will create new jobs going forward. our schools are not working. and katie, you mention the democrats should be welcoming people to their communities as we try to fight crime. they should, but we need a crime bill. greg and i talked about this yesterday. president trump has been in office, we have yet to catch this bill, federal funds out to the cities and make them cash the bill in exchange for more money to hire cops and prosecutors and so forth. democrats, these are the answers we should provide. the moping and to bed going on podcasts and saying the same old thing is not resonating with voters or winning voters to the side. >> dana: and part of the reason is they are often on the other side of the issues, or as

donald trump says 97/3 issues they are on the wrong side. >> katie: if it is an 80/20 issue, it's safe to be on the side of the 20, but they are so focused on trump, they can't get themselves out of it. and the saying you can't beat them, join them, he is beating them on everything. crime, deportation, the government shutdown which republicans historically always loose about the government shutdown. democrats could open the government tomorrow and work on a crime bill, they can't do that because they don't want to fund the government. >> harold: so could you. >> katie: republicans are devoted for a clean cr in the senate. and democrats are focused on the wrong guy. trump is not running for reelection purity is done in 2028 and democrats go after him. presidential hopefuls like gavin newsom can't get over the fact that he just needs to come up with his own ideas and can just copy trump for everything he does. and they are not authentic. or putting out anything original. and for gavin newsom to sit there and scoff at someone like

joe rogan who the left is trying to find their own. they had one not only left the democratic party but also california along with a lot of his rich friends and they are still people leaving california, so they have to come up with different ideas that are helpful to their constituents rather than constantly fighting one who was now running for reelection. >> dana: i want california to be great. i lived in san diego for three years. but i would love to visit and enjoy. jesse is her name. many large companies have decided to leave specifically because of gavin's policies. and oracle, charles schwab, and chevron very explicit in saying it was governor newsom's policy is that took them out. >> jesse: he is still a threat and will probably get the nomination and lie his way to the top. he is rich and tall and has a nice looking family and lives very effectively. >> harold: sounds like someone else i know. >> jesse: me? but he is always coming across as a little less crazy than the rest of the democrats, and that's where his threat is.

dana, have you ever been dumped? >> dana: yeah. >> jesse: okay, well, i have aunt. when you're dumped, do you sit in a room and wallow for a year? >> dana: i did for two weeks and then at my college roommate said get up and we went country music dancing every saturday night. >> greg: we are such good friends till this day. >> dana: i will never forget it. i got dumped big time. >> jesse: they waited what? 11 months, and they are still not getting out there. there are millions of voters out there, go out and make your pitch. do what harold says, except for the crime bill. we're not giving you more money so you can steal it. but do something different. don't just sit alone in a room. it's so stupid. >> greg: may be less into the bbws. >> jesse: that's actually not a bad idea.

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toxins, studying people's health. fighting for one guy who was he using round up for his job. >> he has also spread a lot of misinformation. a lot of chaos, a lot of confusion. >> when you save misinformation, disinformation, we could go back to covid -- >> he is connecting circumcision to autism. >> may i finish? >> please. >> when people, dr. fauci was saying when you get the vaccine, you cannot transmit covid coming it will stop covid. and that was misinformation. even baby formula we are finding out there's arsenic. there is lead. so the question is, who is running hhs when they allowed lead and arsenic and a baby formula? how is that person not getting it here. >> but two wrongs don't make a right. >> i am saying bobby is the one getting this out. thank you.

>> katie: treatment like that, "the view" seems stumped as to why republicans don't want to come on their show. >> i think we should have more republicans on the show. they don't want to come on here they are scared of us. it's like marjorie taylor greene says that she finds the republican men afraid of powerful women. that may be true of all political persuasions. but if they would come on the show, they can explain to us what they are trying to do. >> katie: they never invite anybody. >> greg: i was on "the view." 23 years ago when i was in my early 20s and joy was in her 60s, but get this, it was a segment on lingerie, so imagine doing that now on "the view." a lingerie segment on "the view," that would be like "the five" doing a segment on being unattractive. you pose critical questions to the guests, but it's hard when you are the least credible people when it comes to science.

these are very obtuse people. they were terrible on covid, trends, climates. the only area of expertise they are good at is which burger king drive-through is open at breakfast after 1:00. remember, these were the people that said that dr. joe, remember this would be a good surgeon general. and i think she is not a doctor. i'm pretty sure. i know that the only advice she gives is which batteries to put in a life alert. >> katie: so dana, i give her credit for going in and getting pestered with questions, not necessarily about her career and a compass man says a woman, but what about her husband is doing good but she brings up the point of they are these things happening in the country. we have a health crisis and at least we have someone looking under the hood to maybe find some alternatives to the status quo. >> dana: i think i have a little bit of a different take. but it came to me. she did not write a book about her husband. she did not write a book in order to go out there and say i can't wait to go out there and

answer all these questions. she loves her husband and it's going to stick up for him. and the fact that all of those women there are no that she did not write a book about her husband. is she making those decisions? as she'd health and human services secretary paired with a like to have rfk jr. come on the show? i bet he would go on and a second if you are invited. and part of me feels like with the show have done better by saying, we are so glad you came, thank you for being here. your husband is super controversial, we are going to skip over that. let's talk about you. do they care about what women are talking about? >> greg: so much stuff to ask her about how her life has changed. i don't think she was a trump supporter living in l.a. >> dana: there are lots of other things, but her husband has a lightning rod and she went on and knew that for all of those things, but i think it was monday we were talking about george stephanopoulos. every interviewer gets a choice of what they want to ask about,

and she has a choice of how she wants to answer. and obviously she will stick up for her husband. >> katie: jesse, when are you going on "the view"? today and bite you or are you afraid? >> jesse: when i go, i'm going to kiss although women before i sit down. that's what she did. she kisses every single one of them and then sits. that's a great way to break the ice and that's what i will be doing. not with the tongue, don't even get it twisted. imagine if m.o. writes a book about emma and she goes on "the view" to sell it because we need the money and they start attacking her over things i have said that's not fair, that's not fair. that's really not fair. even i can't defend some of the things i've said. [laughter] this show is different, because we let harold talk. you know. >> harold: thank you. >> jesse: it's not a pile on. we don't just cut you off like jessica. [laughter] she is a guest on the show, like

show a little respect. >> dana: harold. [laughter] >> harold: what a segway. in fairness to them. if you are married to rfk jr. and you go on a show, you're probably going to get questions about it. i thought, i did not see the whole thing and i don't -- i want my spouse to defend me and i thought she did a really rigorous job as dana said in defending her husband. i think some of the things that rfk jr. is doing around food and some of the awareness he is giving us, raising awareness about the harm of pesticides causing including increases and parkinson's occurring incidents in the country, these are things that a lot of people were hoping he would draw attention to. i find difficulty in some of the things he has recommended around the health stuff. if they wanted to ask her those questions i would be more pointed about it. and the urgency of the issue for me with what i disagree wholeheartedly with right now

about the hhs secretary are some of the firings at cdc and how they went about taking some of the federal funding from the university hospitals doing great research. but she probably knew she would get those questions and she handled it well. >> katie: i don't think they asked her a ton of questions. they attacked her. >> harold: questions, attacked. as someone's that i thought questions were attacked like, we have had this with j.d. vance and katie porter, you will get questions you don't like it, and if you don't like the questions, don't accept the interview. >> katie: speaking of someone who does not like questions. alec baldwin's whale of a tale, did a garbage truck driver cause him to crash his wife's car? ♪ ♪ liberty mutual customizes— wait—am i in one of those liberty mutual commercials? where they stand in front of the statue of liberty and talk about how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? uh... yes! huh. what happens in this one? seagulls.

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dashcam showing the moment when alec baldwin and his brother stephen crashed his wife's range rover into a tree in east anna new york during a storm. mr. baldwin blames a garbage truck driver for what happened. >> he cut me off at a garbage truck, a garbage truck the size of a whale. it's a big garbage truck i've ever seen. and to avoid hitting him, i hit a tree. i had a big fat tree and crushed my car, my wife's car. i trust my wife's car, i am fine. my brother is fine. >> harold: thankfully no one is hurt, the police backed up the story, but the sanitation company says the driver was not at fault. i know we were trying to get it yesterday, greg, your thoughts. >> greg: i think this is a great story, because it's not about the accident. it's about the people in the accident. you know who was in the car? alec and stephen.

stephen is a die-hard trump fan. alec is the opposite. they were estranged for a while and now they are together doing stuff. this is what i'm saying about tds. we have peace in the middle east. it's maybe if stephen and alec can get in car accidents together, can't you call if you are a liberal watching, can't you call your brother-in-law who voted for trump and say let bygones be bygones? but it seems like a lot of the problems had to do with impatience and it is my problem as well. you know, you always end up regretting when you go in a hurry. that's what i say. >> harold: your thoughts on this? >> dana: it seems like trouble follows him everywhere. maybe that's just the way that it is for him. i believe the garbageman. >> greg: i've heard that before. >> harold: katie. >> katie: i agree with dana, alec baldwin refusing to take any responsibility for anything always. always blame someone who can't

fight back the can stem. but we will see. i'm glad there was no one injured or severely injured or killed in this kind of accident per the weather was pretty bad. and glad everybody is okay and he will be able to afford a new car. >> harold: your thoughts. >> jesse: i'm thinking if i could be so successful that if i got into a car accident they would cover it on fox, that is amazing. i mean, he is just a dude who gets into a car accident and it's like breaking news throughout the country. i am starting to warm up to alec baldwin. i know he killed a woman, and that was a big mistake. >> greg: he was found not guilty. it. >> jesse: squeeze the trigger and the bullet came out and hit her. but he is funny. i will admit the man is funny. >> katie: alec baldwin is funny? >> jesse: i just like the way he talks. it is also funny how he blamed his wife car for the accident. like it was like a barbie jeep. like i could not control it.

>> dana: or she was driving somehow. >> jesse: he brings her into it. a range rover, they drive great in the rain, they are made in england. are they from england? >> dana: they are. it's before we did a whole hour on tiger woods. >> dana: he almost died. >> jesse: for a lot of golf fans it was, greg. >> dana: it happen at like 4:56 p.m. and then we did it for an hour. >> greg: tiger woods, a historic figure. it was like, he is fine. >> jesse: he was not fine. he shattered his leg, he broke his back he was out of golf for a very long time and then he came back and won the masters and got the presidential medal of freedom. >> harold: also a trump fan. >> greg: never mind then. >> harold: i'm glad alec baldwin and his brother are fine, he is a friend. are there more videos going out there? nuts on her staff? even she is not sure.

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>> can voters be confident there will not be another one of those videos that is going to come to lights? >> what i do know is that i could have done better in that situation. >> that is not a no. is there another video we will see you? >> i will be honest, i know that video and a video was years ago as you know and apologize to the staffer. that is super important to me and will continue to try to hold myself to do better. >> jesse: is there another video, dana? >> dana: probably, and it's so common that she has a go to phrase. she knows exactly what to say. yes, i -- it was important to me. sorry. and maybe she should just own it. she has been in the lead as a democrat -- in the democratic lead for governor in california and maybe these leaks are coming from other democrats. there is anonymous and i believe seen in "politico" today saying she is always the smartest person in the room. nobody likes her.

so to me, if you want to be bad ass boss -- can i say that? i will say it in california, i will crackdown on crime. she knows there are other videos and instead of being meek and mild, just own it. >> jesse: should she announce, greg, everyone that has a tape of me going crazy, just put it out there. >> greg: we know what she is worried about. it is the sex video, which we all have. i admire her. we are living in the age of appearances. we are always on camera. tv is our high depth, and she is resisting the makeover. she is saying, i will never ever change who i am. she has a hero. i want to tell you young people something, katie, okay. back in the 1970s, everybody looks like katie porter.

we did not have youtube instructional videos about how to straighten your hair, how to pop e-cig. all we had was clearasil, stride asked, and aqua net and seabreeze and none of it works. she was every woman at a singles bar. she was your friends mom and she was 30. [laughter] >> dana: it's so true. >> greg: yes. >> jesse: harold, is it true? >> greg: it's true. people did not get attractive until the internet. >> katie: or that '90s paid when the internet came. >> greg: watch "friends" today are not even hot. >> jesse: don't you dare say that about david schwimmer. >> greg: look at people now, they are so much better looking because they have everything at their fingertips. >> jesse: jennifer aniston looks better now 23 years older. >> greg: i have millions of examples. >> harold: did you watch charlie's angles as a kid?

>> dana: they were exceptions, but they were in hollywood. everyone is saying they looked like katie porter when you look at the saturday pot luck. >> greg: look at the pictures of your parents and to their friends when they are your age, they look so much older. >> harold: i'm very critical over the last week or two, because i don't think you should walk away from interviews. that's not the way. >> jesse: you see people in college and they are like, they have like beards and it's like dad, you were 20? [laughter] >> harold: life expectancy was a lot shorter back then too. i give her some credit for at least apologizing. but there are other videos and the dana perino approach might be a better one. >> jesse: even the sex video, harold? >> harold: i did not say that. >> dana: absolutely. i'm going to be mean to everyone tomorrow. i'm just going to try it. >> greg: how is that any

different? >> dana: peter is like, we know what that is like. >> katie: the producers want me to get this back on track. i will try. i hate that her name is katie. i have embraced it. >> dana: at least it's not karen. >> greg: there are probably a lot of katie porters in general. it's a common name. >> jesse: and i think jennifer aniston was a lot better looking in "friends" i don't know why it said that. she is glamorous now. >> harold: why don't we go onto the next segment? >> katie: she has a lot of money. money buys makeover for eve everyone. >> jesse: i hope so. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ whenever heartburn strikes, get fast relief with tums. so you can enjoy the food you love. ♪

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♪ animals are great >> greg: good friend brit hume this is iseman one of a handful of bealin beal beagles, sniff ot cancer in humans, dana. aren't these dogs marvelous. alternate method to get screened all patients must do is breathe into a mask for a few minutes. my good friend juan williams would do that before the show. the beagles go to work. the dogs detect cancer with 94% accuracy. as accurate as mollie hemingway's political takes. jesse? >> all right. the hunt this weekend, 30,000 people are going to be out in far hills, this is the biggest steeple chase horse race in the nation. it's just about an hour outside the city. and the proceeds go healthcare.

so far raised 22 mill. far hills race.org also airing on fox sports 2. tonight "jesse watters primetime" alice clark, newt gingrich, chris janson and abby hornacek. you have should do newt talking to brit. >> greg: i haven't seen hanson since he was in my kitchen. >> dana: at the stakeout. responding to a noise complaint after arriving on scene. cheered on. this is what it has come to, guys. have the cops get along with everybody. that's that few moves like that. there you go, oklahoma for the win. >> greg: all right. harold? >> harold: a florida teen is being praised for being a hero after saving his 5-year-old nonverbal sister from a lake. body cam video shows the 17-year-old wading into the water and pulling her from tangled branches as deputies rush to help. deputies say his quick action saved her life. god bless him.

>> katie: remarkable discovery in oxfordshire, england. most expensive dinosaur in europe very cool. dating back approximately 1 # 6 million years to the jurassic period. the site reveals trail of 100 fossilized footprints from the three toed meg gla saurus. >> i was going to be that for halloween. >> katie: reburied. >> greg: perfect spot for the biden library because he is old. hey, bret. >> bret: brit is on the show and apatientsly he does have a greg gutfeld imitation. we will see. >> greg: awesome. >> dana: i have a one more thing for tomorrow. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. democratic nominee for new york mayor zohran mamdani joining martha mccallum today. saw that interview at 3:00. what he did not say is getting backlash. we have story plus analysis. plus, new concerns over th